If you have a daily team meeting, it can quickly become stale and monotonous unless you actively provoke the team with some interesting, different and fresh questions.

The humble coin flip game is a tool many have experienced at some point. The ease with which it allows people to experience the benefit of small batch flow is unparalleled.

By large, we're talking over 150 people, in person. By facilitation, we're talking of guiding a group through a full day event, designed with certain outcomes in mind.

Most agile practitioners have heard plenty of bullshit over the years. Why not be playful with this and use the Agile bullshit cards?!

If you work in a corporate environment it’s highly likely that you’ve heard the term, maybe attended a meeting that had a facilitator, or...

One of the principles ever present in my work is: At regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more effective, then tunes and...

So what exactly does a scrum master do? I hear this question a lot. And the answer is easy: As little as possible. However, being a scrum...